A09434:747
A godly and learned exposition upon the whole epistle of Jude, containing threescore and…A godlie and learned exposition upon the whole epistle of Iude, containing threescore and…
A godly and learned exposition upon the whole epistle of Jude, containing threescore and six sermons preached in Cambridge by that reverend and faithful man of God, Master William Perkins, and now at the request of his executors, published by Thomas Taylor, preacher of Gods word ; whereunto is prefixed a large analysis, containing the sum and order of the whole book, according to the authors own method, to which are further added, four brief tables to direct the reader ...A godlie and learned exposition upon the whole epistle of Iude, containing threescore and sixe sermons preached in Cambridge by that reverend and faithfull man of God, Master William Perkins, and now at the request of his executors, published by Thomas Taylor, preacher of Gods word ; whereunto is prefixed a large analysis, containing the summe and order of the whole booke, according to the authors owne method, to which are further added, foure briefe tables to direct the reader ...
London: printed by Felix Kyngston for Thomas Man, 1606
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DOCTRINES MORE CHOICE and general collected and urged in this Exposition. 1 TO be a servant of Jesus Christ, is more honour then to be allied to Princes. pag. 3. 2 Faith is a most excellent treasure. pag. 17. 3 The Saints are the keepers of this treasure, and must fight for it. pag. 45. 4 It is a subtlety of Satan to thrust the profane and wicked into the societies of the Saints. pag. 47. 5 Public teachers in the Church must of necessity be called: and why. pag. ibid. 6 Gods grace may not be turned into Wantonness. pag. 51. 7 No outward privileges are profitable […] of their right use in faith and repentance. pag. 56. 8 Great judgements are at the beeles of great mercies if abused. pag. 57. 9 Distraction followeth unbelief, which is therefore to be unma•ked and avoided. pag. 57. 10 Gods service is the only liberty, and freedom in sin is to be chained in bondage. pag. 67. 11 The mercy of God every way matcheth his justice. pag. 70. 12 To take a view of the sins of the last times is necessary for every Christian. pag. 71. 13 Our bodies are the Lords, and therefore must be given up to his service, and preserved in holiness. pag. 75. 14 Sleep in sin and spiritual dreams the cause why so few embrace thē Gospel. pag. 73. 15 A Christians duty is to watch and be sober. pag. 74. 16 Not to speak evil of, but bless Magistrates. pag. 80. 17 Scripture is known to be Scripture, by Scripture. pag. 83. 18 The Devil the author of Idolatry. pag. 8•. ⟨image 89⟩19 Not to requi•e evil for evil, a Christian precept, and an angelical practise. pag. 87. 20 Christian meekness must be tempered with Christian zeal. pag. 89. 21 Cain's way may not be beaten by Christians. pag. 90. 22 Covetousness in all, but teachers especially, to be avoided, and why. pag. 96. 23 Contentation a special virtue, and how attained. pag. 98. & 117. 24 In feasting Gods fear must be preserved in the heart. pag. 102. 25 All Ministers must be able to teach sound doctrine. pag. 104. 26 Hearers ought to be as parched land to to receive it. pag. ibid. 27 Christians being trees of righteousness, must be 1. well rooted: 2. live: 3. bear fruit: 4. bear good fruit, in Christ the stock. pag. 106. 28 Wicked men are inwardly as unquiet as the raging sea. pag. 108. 29 Ministers (as starts) must receive their light from Christ, the sun of righteousness. pag. 109.
DOCTRINES MORE CHOISE and generall collected and vrged in this Exposition. 1 TO bee a seruant of Iesus Christ, is more honour then to bee allied to Princes. pag. 3. 2 Faith is a most excellent treasure. pag. 17. 3 The Saints are the keepers of this treasure, and must fight for it. pag. 45. 4 It is a subtiltie of Satan to thrust the profane and wicked into the societies of the Saints. pag. 47. 5 Publike teachers in the Church must of necessity be called: and why. pag. ibid. 6 Gods grace may not bee turned into Wantonnesse. pag. 51. 7 No outward priuiledges are profitable of their right vse in faith and repentance. pag. 56. 8 Great iudgements are at the beeles of great mercies if abused. pag. 57. 9 Distractiō followeth vnbeliefe, which is therefore to be vnmaked and auoided. pag. 57. 10 Gods seruice is the only liberty, and freedome in sinne is to be chained in bondage. pag. 67. 11 The mercy of God euery way matcheth his iustice. pag. 70. 12 To take a view of the sinnes of the last times is necessarie for euery Christian. pag. 71. 13 Our bodies are the Lords, and therefore must be giuen vp to his seruice, and preserued in holines. pag. 75. 14 Sleepe in sinne and spirituall dreames the cause why so fewe embrace thē Gospell. pag. 73. 15 A Christians dutie is to watch and be sober. pag. 74. 16 Not to speake euill of, but blesse Magistrates. pag. 80. 17 Scripture is knowen to bee Scripture, by Scripture. pag. 83. 18 The Diuel the author of Idolatry. pag. 8.